Chater 47 & 51 Flashcards

1
Q

How long should you wait before you separate a model from the impression?

A

45-60 mins

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2
Q

When pouring an impression where do you begin placing the gypsum material in a mandibular impression?

A

Posterior tooth to the right

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3
Q

List the 2 parts of the dental model?

A

Art and Anatomic

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4
Q

How are gypsum material mixed?

A

Bowl and spatula

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5
Q

When mixing gypsum materials, how are the powder and water incorporated?

A

Powder to water

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6
Q

How many types of gypsum products do we have in dentistry? Name them.

A
  1. Dental plaster
  2. Dental Stone
  3. High strength stone
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7
Q

What is another name for dental model?

A

Study cast

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8
Q

What type of wax is used to form a wall around a preliminary impression when pouring it up?

A

Boxing wax

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9
Q

Acrylic resin for the fabrication of trays is supplied as:

A

Liquid + powder

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10
Q

What type of custom tray is made for a vital bleaching procedure?

A

Thermo plastic resin

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11
Q

Of the three types of custom trays discussed which technique use a volatile hazardous material?

A

Acrylic resin tray

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12
Q

What specialty practises might have a more expensive laboratory?

A

Ortho, prosthodontist, paediatrics

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13
Q

Which would be an example of a contaminated item commonly found in the dental laboratory?

A

Impression

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14
Q

What piece of equipment is used to grind away plaster or stone?

A

Dental model trimmer

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15
Q

The size of a wax spatula most commonly used in the lab is a #____

A

7

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16
Q

What piece of equipment does the dentist use to determine centric relation from a diagnostic model?

A

Articulator

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17
Q

Which of the two models do you begin trimming first?

A

Maxillary

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18
Q

What is the one specific area on a dental model where the maxillary and mandibular model is trimmed differently?

A

Anterior portion

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19
Q

What should be placed between the two models when trimming them together?

A

Wax bite

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20
Q

This material is a mixture of gypsum and water used in the finishing of models when voids are present:

A

Slurry

21
Q

To extend an impression tray what wax is used?

A

Utility wax

22
Q

What type of wax is used to get a patient’s bite?

A

Baseplate wax

23
Q

What is placed to prevent a tray from sitting too deeply onto the arch or quadrant?

A

Utility wax

24
Q

How are dental impressions cared for before they are taken to the dental lab?

A

Disinfected, washed off and labelled

25
Q

With Alginate impressions how long should you wait before pouring the impression?

A

Only 1 hour because it will dry out

26
Q

Four examples where dental models can be useful for dental procedures?

A
  1. visual presentation of dental treatment
  2. fixed or moveable prosthetic device
  3. Orthodontics appliances
  4. production of custom trays
27
Q

What is the main purpose of the vibrator?

A

To get rid of air bubbles

28
Q

How fast can your laboratory handpiece go?

A

20,000 RPM

29
Q

Your vacuum form can be used to do what type of dental product?

A

Bleaching tray and custom fluoride tray

30
Q

When would the use of the sandblaster be needed in the dental lab?

A

Crown and dentures

31
Q

How many methods of pouring do we have in dentistry? Name them

A
  1. invert a poor
  2. double pour
  3. Box pour
32
Q

What is double pour?

A

Anatomic first, set new mix then art portion

33
Q

What is Inverted poor?

A

One mixture both anatomic + art

34
Q

What is a Box poor?

A

Make a small box and pour up

35
Q

What are five laboratory rules?

A
1- no eating or drinking 
2- wear all PPES 
3- hair up 
4-report all incidences
5- stays clean
36
Q

What type of procedures will be performed in a dental laboratory?

A

Making a dental model, trim and finish and custom tray

37
Q

What does the anatomical portion of the dental model consist of?

A

Teeth, oral mucosa, muscle attachment

38
Q

What should you do to your model before you start trimming?

A

Wet or soak

39
Q

When turning on your model trimmer what do you need to make sure you do before you start trimming?

A

Turn on water

40
Q

Which material is used to construct a custom tray?

A

Acrylic resin, thermaoplastic, light cured

41
Q

What do you do to prevent walking on a provisional restoration?

A

Vaseline

42
Q

What are the powder/water ratio of the 3 gypsum products?

A

Plaster – 100 g to 45-50 water
Regular stone – 100 g to 30-32 water
High stone – 100 g to 19-24 water

43
Q

Which type of chips and is commonly referred to as plaster of Paris?

A

Model plaster

44
Q

What type of inly wax is used for indirect wax patterns on dies?

A

Type B

45
Q

Which type of wax is used to cover orthodontic brackets?

A

Utility wax

46
Q

Another name for a dental model is?

A

Dental cast

47
Q

What dental material is used in the creation of a dental model?

A

Gypsum

48
Q

How was self-cured acrylic resin supplied for the fabrication of custom trays?

A

Powder and liquid

49
Q

What technique is used as a volatile hazardous material?

A

Acrylic resin